Mega Cleveland Part II!

[rockhilljames]

Let's continue shall we? Haven't seen part one? Check it out

Now, where were we? Oh yeah:

The lovely Terminal Tower, nets and all:

Hey, let's go inside!

When we left Terminal, MayDay told me I had to get this shot, apparently everyone does. It's a cool shot, but I'm more interested in what's up with the disco numbers on the building itself....

Cleveland has bridges....lots of bridges....

My dinner...seafood ravioli. Contrary to how this shot looks...it was good. So was the Guiness...

Wait!! Now I know!! BofA, you cheating peppermint! What are you doing in Cleveland?!

The three wisemen...

Apparently, justice in Cleveland is not only blind, it is headless and has no arms. In other words...defenseless. Good message.

Burnham and Root:

Tramp.

Flats...

Daaammmmnnnnn....

Hmm....

My "Sasso" shot:

MayDay!

My just desserts:

Well I hope you enjoyed my trip to Cleveland, I know I did. I'm going to head downtown and ask BofA what the hell she's been up to a night, sneaking off to Cleveland like that.

Oh wait, I forgot...one more:

[pwright1]

Great pics. That Terminal Tower is one of the most grand and beautiful skyscrapers ever built. The way it's lit at night is awesome. Great pictures. Thanks for the tour.

[bobliocatt]

I love the city's bridges. So how did you like the Flats?

[rockhilljames]

Thanks guys.

To be honest, the Flats were a little dead, even on St. Paddy's day. It seems the action is now in the Warehouse district, which was pretty hopping. The section down by the river is certainly nice, however, and it's good to see all the housing in the area.

[GRguy]

I love Cleveland...all the sunbelt cities should get off their high horses and see what a true City is. Yes, it has had some troubles, but it is coming back with a bang, as your photos show. The beautiful libraries, museums, civic buildings put most cities in the US to shame.